SNOOKER TITLES
(N.Z. Press Associations OAMARU
The over-all standard of play in the third day of play at the national snooker championships at Oamaru con» tinued to improve yesterday, with most of the early games going to the limit of five frames S Moffitt (North Otago) who was extended to five frames before beating the young Taranaki player, P. Mischefski, on Tuesday, was beaten, 3-2, by D. Dean, of Manawatu. Results:—
R. Young (Otago) beat B. Cooper (North Otago), 3-2; B. Bennett (Taranaki) beat S. Harvey (Bay of Plenty). 3-1; P. Mitchelski (Taranaki) beat W. Adami (Canterbury). 3-1; R. Flutey (South Auckland) beat J. Walker (North Otago), 3-1; Walker beat W. Burke (North Otago), 3-1; Mischefski beat G. Robertson (North Otago), 3-0; Flutey beat N. le Lievre (ftay of Plenty), 3 2; K. Rota (Wellington) beat T. Clark (Southland), 3-1; L. Glozirr (Southland) beat Harvey, 3-0; Young beat I. Mewland (Taranaki), 3-0; Dean beat D. Brown (West Coast), 3-1; Dean beat Moffitt, 3-2: N. Stockman (Auckland beat J. Brown <Manawatu), 3-2; B. Kirk nets® (Canterbury} beat D. Rideout (Manawatu). 3-1: J. Reid fNorth Otago) beat J. Starkey (Otago). 3-2; Rideout bea* B. Couper (Otago), 3-0; K. Trittram (Auckland) beat J Mason (South Auckland), 3-0* Rota beat F. Dodds (Otago), 3-0; Adami beat Nappen 3-0; Reid beat Glozier, 3-0; Kirknes* beat Newland. 3-0.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33027, 21 September 1972, Page 16
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